Despite the talk in some quarters (see the previous several posts), it would appear that not all of the leaders of the conservative coalition are going all Hugh Hewitt/Rush Limbaugh/Mark Levin on McCain (via the NYT): McCain’s Critics on Right Look Again.
Noteworthy in the piece:
“He has moved in the right direction strongly and forcefully on taxes,” said Grover Norquist, an antitax organizer who had been the informal leader of conservatives against a McCain nomination, adding that he had been talking to Mr. McCain’s “tax guys” for more than a year.
And:
Richard Land, an official of the Southern Baptist Convention and a longtime critic of Mr. McCain, agreed, saying, “He is strongly pro-life.”
Sphere: Related Content“When I hear Rush Limbaugh say that a McCain nomination would destroy the Republican Party,” Dr. Land added, “what I want to say to Rush is, ‘You need to get out of the studio more and talk to real people.’ ”
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